Physics, asked by seeratzahoor, 21 days ago

suhaib, while traveling to school coputes his average speed as 40km/h on returning back on the same route,their was a less traffic jam and he computes his average speed as 50km/h . Calculate his average speed,on whole trip.

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Answered by anshbagul79
0

Answer:

Abdul, while driving to school, computes the average speed for his trip to be 20km h

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. On his return trip along the same route, there is less traffic and the average speed is 30km h

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. What is the average speed for Abdul's trip?

Let us assume that Abdul is travelling x kilometer distance while going to school.

Distance = Speed x Time

1)When it's average speed is 20 km/hr

x=v

1

×t

1

=20×t

1

2)When it's average speed is 30 km/hr

x=v

2

×t

2

=30×t

2

V

average

=

totaltimetaken

totaldistancetravelled

V

average

=

v

1

x

+

v

2

x

x+x

=

20

x

+

30

x

2x

=24 km h

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Explanation:

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Answered by Unicorn2007
0

Answer:

44.4 km/h

Explanation:

The formula used for this is called Harmonic Mean. This is the formula for average speed ONLY when the 2 distances travelled are SAME.(Applicable here as they are returning back on same route)

Where V1= the going velocity

           V2=coming back velocity

V avg= 2V1*V2/V1+V2

Now substuting values

   V avg = 2*40*50/40+50

              = 4000/90

              = 44.444.. km/h

Hope it helped

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